/ BHARAT RATNA VISVESVARAYA 1986
India's Original Tissue Machine Manufacturer — The Name Behind an Entire Industry.
49 years of family manufacturing heritage. European-standard engineering. India's longest 18-month warranty.
1,200+
MACHINES MANUFACTURED
150+
ACTIVE CLIENTS
49
YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
22
COUNTRIES DEPLOYED
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| 9150 MM · FOOTPRINT LENGTH |
MACHINE OUTLINE
| 4200 MM · FOOTPRINT LENGTH |
/ 01 · LEGACY
Three Generations.
One Obsession.
In 1977, Late Shri Pushkar Lal Birla supplied India's first online slitting toilet roll machine to Sehgal Paper Mills — pioneering a category from scratch.
In 1982, he invented India's first automatic paper napkin folding machine. The Government of India recognised this with the Bharat Ratna Vishvesvaraya Award in 1986, presented by the President of India. The National Research Development Corporation recognised it too.
In 1999, his son Ashwani Birla left to build something better — faster machines, superior finished goods, nothing inferior to European imports. The industry spent the next two decades proving him right by copying his designs.
Today, Aahan Birla carries that standard into a third generation. 1,200+ machines. 150+ clients. 22 countries.
1977
Where the family story begins
1986
Bharat Ratna Vishvesvaraya Award — India's first automatic napkin machine
1999
Birla Hi-Tech Machines — built to go further
1,200+
Machines running in factories across 22 countries
/ 02 · CATALOGUE
Our Complete
Machine Range
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Vishvakarma Series
napkin machines
Multi-Color Printing Paper Napkin Machine (Single Deck)
Print Like Europe. Price Like India.
BHM-PN-02
napkin machines
Paper Napkin Machine (Double Deck)
Double the Deck. Not the Footprint.
BHM-PN-01
napkin machines
Paper Napkin Machine (Single Deck)
Built for Volume. Engineered for Precision.
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BHM-PT-BF
paper towel machines
B Fold (Dispenser) Paper Towel Machine
Own a Format. Own a Market.
BHM-VACURA-FT
paper towel machines
Face Tissue Machine
Engineered for Softness. Built for Production.
BHM-PT-LF
paper towel machines
L Fold (Cube) Paper Towel Machine
Speed Without Drift. India's Fastest Cube Napkin Machine.
BHM-VACURA-NF
paper towel machines
N/M/Z Fold Paper Towel Machine
The Machine Behind Every Clean Pull.
V Fold Paper Towel Machine
BHM-PT-02
paper towel machines
V Fold Paper Towel Machine
Flexographic Printing Machine
printing
Flexographic Printing Machine
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Optimax Series
rewinders
High Speed HRT/JRT Rewinder
Two Roll Formats. One Speed Record.
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Optimax Series
rewinders
Kitchen Towel Roll Log Rewinder
Perforated Right. Priced Right. Built Right.
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Optimax Series
rewinders
Toilet Paper Roll Log Rewinder
Built to Fill Every Shelf in India.
/ 03 · QUALITY DOCTRINE
Built on tolerances.
Proven on factory floors.
Every machine is signed off on a four-stage QC: raw material traceability, dimensional inspection, dry-run validation and live production trial. Backed by India's longest warranty — 18 months.
◆ Servo Precision
Siemens servo drives with Siemens PLC and HMI on every line — delivering repeatable, sub-millimetre tolerances across every production run.
◆ Modular Frame
Precision-cast components and machined MS plates, aligned to sub-millimetre surfaces — a frame architecture that eliminates vibration at 250 m/min and holds its geometry for 20+ years of continuous production.
◆ Operator Safety
Emergency stops on every motion zone. Paper-cut sensors, motor covers, and full machine enclosure — every gear, every drive, every pinch point covered before the machine leaves our factory.
◆ Throughput
180–250 m/min — the fastest napkin throughput of any Indian tissue machine manufacturer. Heavy, grounded machines built for sustained high-speed output, not just peak claims.
/ 04 · TRUSTED BY
Trusted by
Industry Leaders
/ CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
1 / 8Almour Tissues
/ BUILD WITH US
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Paper Business Today
From napkin machines to high-speed rewinders, we engineer every machine to your exact production requirements. Detailed quote within 24 hours.
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